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Newspaperman
Pens Song Hit
New York---(Global)? Larry
Douglas, dhe or Harlem's more
widely read columnists now on
the New York Agt, has just put
nit a hit tune, "Laugh", which
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CHREE ROCKETS
TORILL ROXY
Global News Service
New York City ? The Three
, dockets are holding their?envrr
/ith their smooth dancing at the
"loxy Theatre. This dance team
* considered one of the best to
. it the boards but need a PA to
et tt\e world know it.
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J PICTURED above are Bishop
Frank Madison Reid, presiding
bishop over the AML Church
of South Carolina (seated) and
\ l)r. Samuel K. Wiggins, presi;
dent of Allen Fniversity, as
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ords by Ivory Joe Hunter.
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, Coming here xrom Detroit over
|! six years ago, Douglas has worked
with some of the best publiI
cation- in this area. Presently,
! his work covers all of Manhat1
tan bouroughs.
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Saturday, December 22, 1951
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Eh&p^m^
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trillion of the university. AH
privately operated South Car- J
! olina colleges have had to ! S(
make re-adjustments in facil- ] v
itrcs'sincce the waning of re- 'i;
! e'urd-enrollments after World if]
: War II. when they trained }.
thousands of young veterans
under th? til Hill.
i Veterans Corner <
.
|Q?What requirements-does "a ro-j'
contlv-discharged vet e r a n J
have take out the new .
type of non-conve* tible Gov-.u
eminent term insurance? j 1
i A?lie must have been ordered,.
to active duty for 31 days or I
I * more; served since June 27. j
\ 1950, and been released from
active service.
Q?1 have a "permanent National
Service Life Insurance policy.
While on active duty in!
Korea, I was granted a wai-J
"I ver on part of the premium,.
but was told to keep on pay-1
ing the full premium anyhow.
What is VA going to do |
about the waived portion {
that I paid, now that I've :
been released?
A?VA win refund the waived '
portion in a lamp sum. The money
you receiye win be
the portion of the premium
that was waived, with inter
est, for?the entire period
tlml the waiver was In force*
Q ? ! surrendered my permanent
National Service . Life Insurance
policy for cash when
I went on active duty recently.
I am about to be discharged,
and I would like to
know how to get my policy
back.
A?You have two course* of action,
but in either ease yon ~
must act wlthitt 120' of
your separation from active ..
service; (1) yo? fciay apply
to VA in Washington, I>. for
permanent policy of tlils
same plan and not in exces?
of the amout of the surretid-*; !
ered policy, and pay the re- ~
Huucu prrmiuin, or u/ you'
may reinstate your surren-'L*
dered permanent plan by i
paying: the required reserve ; M
and the cnrrent montVsj
preemiirm. Your nearest VA'
office ean jcive yon further
details.
Q'-r have a term NSU policy
on which the premhatns were!
f;
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by Deby Coombs v
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1951 is closing out on us and
-ie Yuletide is utpon us. Ol' San- 1
a and has modern streamline a
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led (Or is it a jet plane?) soon j
Oil bo hovering over city and
ale?-and the kids?grown upsj
yy?iW'.ll love it! The Xmus gifts1 1
a artists of radio, stage, screen \
nd TV, will no doubt be in the
tinn of new long term $$$$ on
tracts. And I think now's a |
I time to review the accomp-1 .
ishtnonts of numerous perform^* .
rs' ~~ ' 4*
-Dinah Washington's "I Won't 1
-ry. Anymore"; The Dominoes'!
"Sixty ~ Minute Man'" and Nat1'
"vle's 'Because Of You'?were the 1
standout platters, with Arnet
OclllMlh it! IH
ackic Brcnstnn's 'Rocket ' 33'
ating honorable mention. ' f
Unioue perform nr.. < . v. <t e
cojed by Billy Eckstine. Sarah*
'aughn. Duke EHyijjglon and the
>? ep River Boys in the concert
eld: the latter scored triumu.r.i
abroad.
Th. Ruveiia were reorganized <
;n J ;?.> a result this group ih 1
io\e ^ standout. (Look for their J
Jkci-j record "Old Gang Of |
Vline" backed by 'Everything But
nu.") Louis Frazicr, baritone;
for.eph VanLoan, teiu.r; Jlmmie
Steward, second tenor, and, of
oUFse, Jimmy Ricks as ba^s and
eader comprise the new. sol-idtune'y
Ravens. The b"\\s also
=(ivo a good account of themselves
. in a rhythmic honey
'Wagon Wheels" with "There's
No Use Pretending' on the re- \
waived during my military
duty. What do I do to keep
it in force after 1 am rcleas-J
ed from service?
r\?V'ou should resume payments
of the required premiums to
the VA in Washington, I). C.
within 120 days after your
release ;! from active duty.
Your best bet is to make the
first payment as soon as possible.
"For the Finst In Spirits' )
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ATTENTION l?KADERT
Read thousands o't books au-1
ored by and/or abvjt col- ned {
Hip.e, free /or one year.
MYid for information; plus f.x^e
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>y your elf. friends, fratcrnit
roup, or elirb.
lov/ktrade rs, 10 ( entre St., Iturt\U
3, N.
Beauty School Opeos in
Charleston Nov. 30. 1951
Mm. I .aura M. Itoehunanjl
rr>udly announces the opening
f the Ebony Beauty School 1
Apex System) at 87 Coming St.!
he school is ultra nunlern, of;ring
all branches of Beauty ,
ulture. The day class will be
night by Mrs. Ruth R. Williams,
,'ho is a qualified tcachef, liavbeen
formerly employed in
he Avon Beauty School of New
rork City for nine years. Comleting
her work under Mrs. |
lertrude Thomas, one of our most;
utstand i n g Costomotolopists,
iho reeently wrote a book entled,
Modern Cosmetology. Mrs. '
i'illiams has also taken special
ourxes atr New York University.,,
Mrs. Taylor, who has
een in (.ho field for the post
even years and studied methods
f teaching at State College, will
sslst Mrs. Buchanan in the night
lasses. Tuition is reasonable!
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For further information, conact
Mrs. 1,. M. Buchanan at 8f>
loming Street or Dial 3-27HR.
Exclusive ALL NEGRO Christmas
Cards hy outstanding NEArtists
using NFGRO
'.CPRLS. Beautiful 1<1 card asst
different desigfu in brilliant
olors. Nothirg to roTtp;.r<! with
hesc cards at any price. None
old through agents. Order di j
ect and save. Price $1.50 per
>ox postpaid. Exclusive, Box
303. Philp., Pm J
, Called Brightest 'Z
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er-o; that's on Mercury.
flxtruru r~
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Earl Bostie. the bandleader, less nit(
han a fortnight ago, figured in oul
i head-on collision eroute to e1is
'hoenix City, Georgia, after trj
ilaving a dance date in Jack- tal
onville. Florida, and provided, .
' mi
arobably, the biggest headline
itory?on the new side?of. ari'fs
in the entertninmet field. A ~Z
r ken pelvic, frnetnreri left hip' 4?
ind fractured le?t arm laid up
he alto sax king. He was brought
jy rostellation plane to New
ir< rk City where he's jvovy bed-i ?
_iddc7t ut the~~HospifaT For Joint |
Diseases. Incident Iv, fans, that 1
address i-: 1019 Madison AyoHU'.
New Y< rk, N. Y.. I am cer:ain
that Earl will appreciate t 1
? card or a letter from y >u.
Arnett Cobb's performances!
lettc J him top position in a na- i ^
i> na] newspaper poll and won ^
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"the wild man of the tenor kn
<" the title; Outstanding sec
ndleader 1951-52. No one could grc
pute the fact that Cobb, after a
re than two years' illness had Jin
red a triumph and carved a Of
he for himself in ballrooms, CO)
bs
e clubs and theatres through- ,
t the U. S. If anything, the jg,
tinctive award, can easily be
iced to the man's stamina, m/
ents and, yes, by all means, ^
j loyalty of his millions of ad- "ju.
rers. fab
Smith, who for some unFine
Wines, Cordials
Liquors and Whiskeys
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Liquor Store.
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Columbia, South Carolina j
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ie, suddenly appeared?scored
singular triumph with hla
Litgd recording of,?"Booeuae ?Yoii*,
and promoter* from
&st to coast were seeking his
nd for an early showing. . >
rhat just about wraps it up.
11 has been good Jo many, and .
rhaps, sad to just that many
>re. But who can deny that
ore's no business like show
lisness? :v ,
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